Neptune 300 Wash IP65
The Neptune 300 Wash IP65 has 7x40W RGBL emitters with pixel ring for eye candy effects.
We have refined the features to provide super smooth and fast pan, tilt and zoom from 3.5° to 50°, 2 beam modes, soft or hard options which are user selectable from the fixtures extensive menu system.
Main Features
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Light Source
7 x 40w |
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Zoom Range
3.5° – 35° |
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IP Rating
IP65 |
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Weight
9.8kg |
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